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Mr. Katz said changes like these could result either from Mr. Koizumi's loss of momentum, which would further alienate the public, or paradoxically, from an aggressive pursuit of structural economic reforms, which his party could reject.

Thus, the effect of Aβ on cGMP flux could result either from inactivation of sGC or stimulation of phosphodiesterase activity.

The increase in the amount of GLUT4 at the plasma membrane could result either from an increase in its exocytosis or an inhibition of its endocytosis.

The subtle variation of the putative NAIP2 proteins, such as in spleen and heart, could result either from alternative start codon selection (Figure S6) or alternative splicing of NAIP2 terminal exons.

Because of the heterogeneous composition of the pituitary gland, which contains not less than five different endocrine cell types, the damped rhythms observed in the gland of mice subjected to DRF could result either from a composite response of cell oscillators that would be reset or not by meal time, or from an homogeneously weak entrainment of all pituitary clock cells by food.

Such outcomes could result either from implementation issues or from overall budgetary reductions.

While these findings are consistent with a role of source country environment, they could plausibly result either from the effect of culture or social capital.

The earliest platform developed in the northeast and successive platforms migrated southwest (along strike), a process that could have resulted either from differential compaction of the underlying clastic depocenters, or variable rates of tectonic subsidence along depositional strike, probably in combination with environmental factors.

This A879T substitution could have resulted either from a polymerase error or from CAN1 invading and copying the nearby ALP1 locus (which contains a T at this location) prior to forming the C/L translocation (Figure 6 B).

The amplitude of the cue-locked effects also differed, with pro-cue trials being more positive than retro-cue trials over the frontal/central electrodes – though given the topographical result this 'amplitude' effect could have resulted either from amplitude or topographical differences.

The occurrence of two highly similar but distinct lineages in WEAU could have resulted either from co-transmission of two closely related viruses, or from outgrowth of a random mutation that occurred in an early post-transmission replication [15]; while our data do not allow us to decide conclusively between these alternatives, several lines of reasoning argue for a single transmission.